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I disagree, I think Apple will always have the option. The recent iMac Pro comes with an option to disable verified boot entirely.
by dannyw 9y ago
I disagree, I think Apple will always have the option. The recent iMac Pro comes with an option to disable verified boot entirely.
- icelancer 9y agoThere's definitely room for both; for example, a developer mode that requires physical intervention, tripping a fuse, or complicated instructions that prevent 95-99% of users from ever looking into it.